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 <title>Web services wizards basic preferences</title>
 <shortdesc>The default behaviors of the Web services wizards can be set using
 the following preference panels. All preferences can be overridden in the
 wizard.</shortdesc>
 <prolog><metadata>
 <keywords><indexterm>preferences<indexterm>Web services<indexterm>wizards</indexterm></indexterm></indexterm>
 <indexterm>Web services<indexterm>preferences<indexterm>wizards</indexterm></indexterm></indexterm>
 </keywords>
 </metadata></prolog>
 <refbody>
 <section><title>Popup Dialog Selection</title><p>The dialog preferences enable
 you to determine which dialog boxes that you want to see when running popup
 actions. If you have disabled any of the dialogs by selecting "Do not show
 this dialog again" on the first page of a Web services wizard, you can undo
 your change by clearing the check box beside the dialog that you have chosen
 to hide.</p></section>
 <section><title>Project Topology</title><dl><dlentry>
 <dt>Service project types:</dt>
 <dd>Select the default service project type that the Web services wizards
 will create when generating a Web service. You can also set the order in which
 the project types will be listed in the wizard. Note that this selection is
 simply a default and an alternate project type can be selected in the wizard.</dd>
 </dlentry><dlentry>
 <dt>Client project types:</dt>
 <dd>Select the default client project type that the Web services wizards will
 create when generating a Web service client. You can also set the order in
 which the client project types will be listed in the wizard. Note that this
 selection is simply a default and an alternate project type can be selected
 in the wizard.</dd>
 </dlentry><dlentry>
 <dt>Generate Web service and the Web service client in different EAR projects:</dt>
 <dd>Generating the service and client into different EAR projects can reduce
 the chance of conflicts that occur when both exist in a single EAR project,
 but uses more system resources.</dd>
 </dlentry></dl></section>
 <section><title>Resource Management</title><p>The Resource Management preferences
 enable you to determine the file and folder creation and overwriting defaults
 that you want to use when creating your Web service.<dl><dlentry>
 <dt>Overwrite files without warning:</dt>
 <dd>Selecting this will allow the wizards to overwrite any existing files
 in the workspace without prompting. If it is not selected you will be prompted
 each time a file needs to be overwritten.</dd>
 </dlentry><dlentry>
 <dt>Create folders when necessary:</dt>
 <dd>Selecting this enables the wizards to create any required folders.</dd>
 </dlentry><dlentry>
 <dt>Check out files without warning:</dt>
 <dd>Select to check out files without receiving a warning message asking for
 confirmation.</dd>
 </dlentry><dlentry>
 <dt>Merge generated skeleton file:</dt>
 <dd>This check box is disabled by default.  If this check box is enabled,
 when a skeleton file of the same name already exists in the workspace, the
 newly generated skeleton file will merge with the existing skeleton file.
  Enable this to preserve code that you have already modified in the existing
 skeleton files.<note>When this preference is enabled, if you change the return
 type of an interface, the resulting skeleton file will have a method returning
 the type as defined in the new interface but would have a method body from
 the original skeleton file (which would be returning a different type).  This
 will result in an compilation error that the you will have to correct manually.</note></dd>
 </dlentry></dl></p></section>
 <section><title>Scenario Defaults</title><p>The Scenario Defaults preferences
 enable you to set the following scenario defaults that you want to use when
 creating your Web service:<ul>
 <li>which type of Web service and client you want to be selected by default.</li>
 <li>which phases of the Web service lifecycle you want to complete in the
 wizard.</li>
 <li>if you want the Web Services Explorer to launch by default so that you
 can publish your Web service to a UDDI registry.</li>
 <li>if you want the Web service SOAP traffic routed through a TCP/IP monitor
 so that you can monitor the SOAP packets and optionally test them for WS-I
 compliance.</li>
 </ul></p></section>
 <section><title>Server and Runtime</title><p>Select the server and Web service
 runtime environment that you want selected by default in the Web services
 wizard.</p></section>
 <section><title>Test Facility Defaults</title><p>You can select whether to
 have the wizard automatically launch a test facility, and you can select your
 preferred type of test facility.</p></section>
 <section><title>Wizard validation</title><p>The Wizard Validation preferences
 page allows you to select when WSDL validation is run against WSDL files consumed
 by wizards. You can select to turn off validiation, or to enable it for local
 or local and remote WSDL files.</p></section>
 </refbody>
 </reference>
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	"reference.dtd">
	<reference id="webserviceswizardsbasicpreferences" xml:lang="en-us">
	<title>Web services wizards basic preferences</title>
	<shortdesc>The default behaviors of the Web services wizards can be set using
	the following preference panels. All preferences can be overridden in the
	wizard.</shortdesc>
	<prolog><metadata>
	<keywords><indexterm>preferences<indexterm>Web services<indexterm>wizards</indexterm></indexterm></indexterm>
	<indexterm>Web services<indexterm>preferences<indexterm>wizards</indexterm></indexterm></indexterm>
	</keywords>
	</metadata></prolog>
	<refbody>
	<section><title>Popup Dialog Selection</title><p>The dialog preferences enable
	you to determine which dialog boxes that you want to see when running popup
	actions. If you have disabled any of the dialogs by selecting "Do not show
	this dialog again" on the first page of a Web services wizard, you can undo
	your change by clearing the check box beside the dialog that you have chosen
	to hide.</p></section>
	<section><title>Project Topology</title><dl><dlentry>
	<dt>Service project types:</dt>
	<dd>Select the default service project type that the Web services wizards
	will create when generating a Web service. You can also set the order in which
	the project types will be listed in the wizard. Note that this selection is
	simply a default and an alternate project type can be selected in the wizard.</dd>
	</dlentry><dlentry>
	<dt>Client project types:</dt>
	<dd>Select the default client project type that the Web services wizards will
	create when generating a Web service client. You can also set the order in
	which the client project types will be listed in the wizard. Note that this
	selection is simply a default and an alternate project type can be selected
	in the wizard.</dd>
	</dlentry><dlentry>
	<dt>Generate Web service and the Web service client in different EAR projects:</dt>
	<dd>Generating the service and client into different EAR projects can reduce
	the chance of conflicts that occur when both exist in a single EAR project,
	but uses more system resources.</dd>
	</dlentry></dl></section>
	<section><title>Resource Management</title><p>The Resource Management preferences
	enable you to determine the file and folder creation and overwriting defaults
	that you want to use when creating your Web service.<dl><dlentry>
	<dt>Overwrite files without warning:</dt>
	<dd>Selecting this will allow the wizards to overwrite any existing files
	in the workspace without prompting. If it is not selected you will be prompted
	each time a file needs to be overwritten.</dd>
	</dlentry><dlentry>
	<dt>Create folders when necessary:</dt>
	<dd>Selecting this enables the wizards to create any required folders.</dd>
	</dlentry><dlentry>
	<dt>Check out files without warning:</dt>
	<dd>Select to check out files without receiving a warning message asking for
	confirmation.</dd>
	</dlentry><dlentry>
	<dt>Merge generated skeleton file:</dt>
	<dd>This check box is disabled by default. If this check box is enabled,
	when a skeleton file of the same name already exists in the workspace, the
	newly generated skeleton file will merge with the existing skeleton file.
	Enable this to preserve code that you have already modified in the existing
	skeleton files.<note>When this preference is enabled, if you change the return
	type of an interface, the resulting skeleton file will have a method returning
	the type as defined in the new interface but would have a method body from
	the original skeleton file (which would be returning a different type). This
	will result in an compilation error that the you will have to correct manually.</note></dd>
	</dlentry></dl></p></section>
	<section><title>Scenario Defaults</title><p>The Scenario Defaults preferences
	enable you to set the following scenario defaults that you want to use when
	creating your Web service:<ul>
	<li>which type of Web service and client you want to be selected by default.</li>
	<li>which phases of the Web service lifecycle you want to complete in the
	wizard.</li>
	<li>if you want the Web Services Explorer to launch by default so that you
	can publish your Web service to a UDDI registry.</li>
	<li>if you want the Web service SOAP traffic routed through a TCP/IP monitor
	so that you can monitor the SOAP packets and optionally test them for WS-I
	compliance.</li>
	</ul></p></section>
	<section><title>Server and Runtime</title><p>Select the server and Web service
	runtime environment that you want selected by default in the Web services
	wizard.</p></section>
	<section><title>Test Facility Defaults</title><p>You can select whether to
	have the wizard automatically launch a test facility, and you can select your
	preferred type of test facility.</p></section>
	<section><title>Wizard validation</title><p>The Wizard Validation preferences
	page allows you to select when WSDL validation is run against WSDL files consumed
	by wizards. You can select to turn off validiation, or to enable it for local
	or local and remote WSDL files.</p></section>
	</refbody>
	</reference>